Suspects in attack after gay pride parade surrender to police
Two victims were attacked in Miami Beach after the city’s Gay Pride Parade on Sunday, April 8, said police.
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Student Faces DUI manslaughter charge for killing federal agent
Scott McGuire, one of the agents hit by Rosales, died on Jan. 25, ten days after the incident. The second agent escaped with a broken leg.
Pot: The weed of society
Image by via Flickr M. Jane | Concerned Citizen opinion@fiusm.com This is a satirical piece meant for entertainment purposes. Any truth or actual facts contained…
Enter the wrong bathroom; you’re going to prison
Bobby Jo Bracy | Contributing Writer opinion@fiusm.com Representative Frank Artiles doesn’t spend much time thinking about stuff. What Artiles thinks about plenty, though, is what…
Car stolen in front of 109 Towers
Photo courtesy of Clinton Walker/The Beacon Diego Saldaña-Rojas/ Staff Writer An 18-year-old female and 19-year-old male were victims of an armed carjacking on 109 Avenue and…
FIUPD shows lower crime rates in recent years
The new Annual Security report by FIUPD shows that University crime rates have been slightly dropping in recent years, despite the growth in student population.
Missing defibrillators cause turmoil
Three university automatic external defibrillators have disappeared in the past month. The devices were originally purchased by the University to be accessible in the case there is a heart attack or another related emergency.
Campus groper strikes again: third and fourth time
After two reported incidents since June, the University alerted students that an unknown male, who has been grabbing girls’ buttocks while passing on his bicycle at the Modesto Maidique Campus, has assaulted two more people over the weekend.
UPDATE: Armed Assailant on University grounds
University send out early morning warnings to it’s students about the presence of an armed assailant on or near campus.
Students who purchased stolen exams avoid criminal process
Students who purchased stolen exam material last semester are avoiding the criminal process by taking an F in the course, sitting out this semester and speaking to freshman experience classes about the consequences of cheating.
